Thanks for all those films and everlasting images, sir.
From the melancholy mood of 36, Chowringhee Lane to aridness of Bandit Queen, and from nostalgia-soaked Ijazzat to razzmatazz of bollywood, Ashok Mehta captured it all gorgeously and gave us memories to cherish. They not only pleased the eyes but touched the souls as well – that was some magic with camera!
And for a change, he’s in front of the camera in the following pics. Captured by Amit Ashar.
(PS – The pics were first posted here)
F.i.g.h.t C.l.u.b 
Here’s a very detailed interview with Ashok Mehta. A rare one that talks about his cinematography techniques and his observations on Hindi film cinematography in general. http://cameraworking.raqsmediacollective.net/pdf/interviews/ashok_mehta.PDF
Ye photographs bhi mast hain!
@Varun thanks for the link :]